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Forbes: When the history of media is written years from now, one of the key questions scholars are likely to ask is why successful publishers allowed other platforms to steal their audiences, why they rarely tried to fight back and why they didn’t at least demand that the Silicon Valley giants share all the data they were collecting, if not the revenue.

This Cincinnati-based company has developed a way to use audio, rather than Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, to transmit data between devices. LISNR is a near-ultrasonic, low-power data transmission technology that allows fast, reliable and secure communication between devices — like smartphones — that have a speaker or a microphone. 

A content marketing firm will double its Pittsburgh operation as it continues its use of artificial intelligence to connect brands and customers.

Skyword will use $25 million in recent funding to expand its technology center at PPG Place in Downtown.